Study: Medicare Pays 340B Hospitals Less for Part B Drugs

by Admin | February 11, 2016 10:51 am

February 11, 2016—Medicare pays disproportionate share hospitals in the 340B drug discount program 13 percent less on average for separately payable drugs reimbursed through Medicare Part B than it pays other hospitals and physician practices in the Part B market, researchers have found. The new study also shows that 340B DSH hospitals are treating more vulnerable patients than other providers in terms of race, age, disability, and dual eligibility for Medicaid and Medicare.  

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Source URL: https://340binformed.org/2016/02/study-medicare-pays-340b-hospitals-less-for-part-b-drugs/

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